Scene average auto exposure in video mode. Iris Control: Iris wheel and touchscreen slider for manual iris adjustment on electronically controllable lenses, iris button for instant auto iris settings on compatible lenses so no pixel is clipped in film mode.Focus: Focus button turns on peaking, auto focus available using compatible lenses.Built in ND Filters: Four position ND filter wheel with clear, 2-stop, 4-stop and 6-stop ND filters.High Speed Frame Rates: Blackmagic RAW 8:1 4.6K Full - Up to 120 fps UHD Windowed - Up to 150 fps HD Windowed - Up to 300 fps, ProRes 422 HQ 4.6K Full - Up to 80 fps UHD Windowed - Up to 120 fps HD Windowed - Up to 240 fps.Frame Rates: Maximum sensor frame rate dependent on resolution and codec selected.Lens Control: Electronic control via EF mount pins or 12pin broadcast connector for compatible lenses.

Interchangeable with optional PL, B4 and F lens mounts.

Effective Sensor Size: 25.34mm x 14.25mm (Super35).

There are a few in stock here in the States at the new price. That said, where are you located? You might be able to get a 12K shipped to you before December. This camera was a great value for the money at $9,995 - but it is an absolute steal at $5,995. Here are a few examples of the image quality this amazing camera can produce:īlackmagic Design Ursa Mini Pro 12K - Colors: Camera Test by Lightform (4K)īlackmagic URSA Mini Pro 12K by John Brawley (4K)īEHIND THE SCENES - FLUID ART PROTOTYPING // SHOT IN 12K by Roman de Giuli (4K) The Blackmagic Ursa Mini Pro 12K | So Much More Than Just Pixels by michael tobin (5K) This 30 minute review explains it better than I can: You'll have the option to shoot and/or deliver at 12K, 8K, 6K or 4K. If you want to shoot 4.6K to save media space, you can

The resale value of the 4.6K is about to go down precipitously Hi u/clyde_dexter - I recommend the 12K over the 4.6K because:

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